Fuzio 2026.0.0 is released

Today we are excited to introduce Fuzio, a modern cross-platform Java library for embedding the Chromium web browser into Java and Kotlin desktop applications.

Fuzio allows Java and Kotlin developers to extend their desktop applications with modern web browser capabilities while keeping full control over the native UI and application logic.

Key features 

The first release already provides a rich set of capabilities:

• Platforms and CPU architectures. Fuzio supports Linux (including Loongson distributions), Windows, and macOS. It’s compatible with the x86, x86_64, ARM64, Apple Silicon, and Loongson64 CPU architectures. Learn more about requirements.
• Java UI toolkits. Fuzio provides a visual BrowserView component for JavaFX, Swing, SWT, and Compose Desktop that can be used to embed the Chromium web browser into your Java application GUI. Learn more.
• Maven and Gradle. You can easily add Fuzio to your Maven or Gradle project and start using it in minutes. Learn more.
• API. Fuzio provides a rich API for interacting with the Chromium web browser, including navigation, page loading, network, permissions, cookies, DOM access, and more. Learn more.
• Call Java/Kotlin code from JavaScript. Thanks to the bidirectional Java/Kotlin-JavaScript bridge, you can execute JavaScript code from your Java or Kotlin code, or inject Java/Kotlin objects directly into your JavaScript code. Learn more.

Free 30-day trial 

We offer a free 30-day trial of Fuzio. During the trial, you can use all the features of Fuzio without any limitations.

To request a free trial, please contact us.

Getting started 

To see Fuzio in action, start with the QuickStart guide.

Detailed explanations and examples are available in the guides section.

Feedback 

We welcome your feedback and feature requests. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or suggestions.

We will be happy to help you!